Lawrence of Arabia: The Official 30th Anniversary Pictorial History FACTORY SEALED! Rare and Out of Print! Note: Any imperfections in the above picture are due to reflections from the flash bulb on the shrink wrap. The book is in perfect GEM MINT, unopened condition. Two years in the making and the winner of seven Academy Awards, David Lean's screen classic Lawrence of Arabia has been seen and enjoyed by millions since 1962. Specially compiled for the film's 30th anniversary, this volume provides, for the first time, an account of this film's remarkable genesis, artistry, and influence. 425 photographs, 75 in full-color. This celebratory volume, specially compiled to herald the film's 30th anniversary, provides, for the first time, a visual and textual account of this remarkable film's genesis, artistry, and influence, as well as a fascinating new look at the life and legend of T.E. Lawrence. This is an extremely well thought out book, with great insight that allows the reader to better understand what it takes to figure out the workings of a man's mind and to place it into a film. A barrage of well laid out photos accent this book nicely. Also a great history of the movie is written: beginning with the life of T.E.L, following the arduous making of the film, the lives of nearly all who had a hand in it, the wide range of response to the film, and the recent restoration. This book is priceless and definitely a must for anyone. Additional Information about Lawrence of Arabia Portions of this page Copyright 1995 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved. Size Height: 11.0 in. Width: 8.3 in. Thickness: 0.5 in. Weight: 28.0 oz. Publisher's Note A visual and textual account of this remarkable epic's genesis, artistry, and influence, as well as a fascinating new look at the life and legend of T. E. Lawrence. From its beginnings in Lawrence's Seven Pillars of Wisdom to its 1962 Royal Premiere; from its sensational triumph at the Thirty-fifth Annual Academy Awards to the 1989 release of the fully restored "Director's Cut" (which the Los Angeles Times hailed as "one of the Seven Wonders of the cinematic world")--this is the complete, incomarably illustrated chronicle of an unparalleled cinema masterpiece.